Professional Driver / Transport 🇮🇹

Professional driving and transport roles for haulage, distribution and passenger-transport companies.

Private assistance fee

€350

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Location

Different Italian cities

Salary range

approx. €1,600–€2,400 / month

Typical hours

Typically full-time, routes may include nights or weekends

Experience

Relevant driving experience and appropriate licence required

Main responsibilities

Driving assigned vehicles safely and on schedule
Loading, securing and checking the load
Completing transport documentation
Basic vehicle checks and reporting faults

General requirements

Appropriate valid driving licence for the vehicle category
Valid passport for the entire duration of the procedure
Non-EU nationality (candidates already in Italy are assessed case by case)
Willingness to relocate to Italy once the procedure allows it
Requirements depend on the employer and position and will be assessed during the application process.

What Italy Work Guide provides

Candidate profile assessment for the selected pathway
Document checklist and organization guidance
Professional profile (CV) preparation in Italian format
Assistance identifying potentially suitable employment opportunities
Employer communication coordination, where legally permitted
Application preparation assistance
Coordination with authorized professionals where required
Procedure guidance, ongoing support and status updates

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If your work visa application is officially refused, your eligible assistance fee is refundable according to our Refund Policy. View Refund Policy

Private assistance fee — €350

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The assistance fee is the price of Italy Work Guide's private assistance service related to the selected employment pathway. It is not payment for a job and does not guarantee employment, employer sponsorship, a nulla osta or visa approval. Italy Work Guide is a private service and is not affiliated with the Italian Government, the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Labour, Italian Embassies or Consulates.